Good Luck, Mr. Gorsky!

The One Thing I Regret Was That My Work Required An Enormous Amount Of My Time, And A Lot Of Travel.

For Those Who May Ask What They Can Do To Honor Neil, We Have A Simple Request. Honor His Example Of Service, Accomplishment And Modesty, And The Next Time You Walk Outside On A Clear Night And See The Moon Smiling Down At You, Think Of Neil Armstrong And Give Him A Wink.

It Doesn't Sound Like There Was Time For The Word To Be There. On The Other Hand, I Didn't Intentionally Make An Inane Statement... Certainly The 'a' Was Intended, Because That's The Only Way The Statement Makes Any Sense.

The Single Observation I Would Offer For Your Consideration Is That Some Things Are Beyond Your Control. You Can Lose Your Health To Illness Or Accident. You Can Lose Your Wealth To All Manner Of Unpredictable Sources. What Are Not Easily Stolen From You Without Your Cooperation Are Your Principles And Your Values. They Are Your Most Important Possessions And, If Carefully Selected And Nurtured, Will Well Serve You And Your Fellow Man.

We Would Like To Give Special Thanks To All Those Americans Who Built The Spacecraft; Who Did The Construction, Design, The Tests, And Put Their Hearts And All Their Abilities Into Those Craft. To Those People Tonight, We Give A Special Thank You, And To All The Other People That Are Listening And Watching Tonight, God Bless You. Good Night From Apollo 11.